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Introduction to DC Circuits

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  • A Very Simple Computer
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Introduction to DC Circuits

Chapter 3 - DC Circuits

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“DC” stands for Direct Current, which can refer to either voltage or current in a constant polarity or direction, respectively. These experiments are designed to introduce you to several important concepts of electricity related to DC circuits.

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